New FIM Junior Enduro Women’s World Cup announced

The Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship announces new FIM Junior Enduro Women’s World Cup category beginning this year.

With its sights set on encouraging young female athletes into the sport, the FIM Junior Enduro Women’s World Cup is a new category beginning this year, 2025, and aiming to be a stepping stone to compete in world championship level enduro for the first time.

Like the already established FIM Junior Enduro World Championship, the new class will be open to riders under 23 years of age on January 1 during the year of the championship.

The category will follow the same race format, schedule and calendar as the FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship which should further benefit U23 female riders who can race alongside, but not yet against role models of the same sex.

Carla Alvarenga, Prime Stadium Eventos: “As promoters of the Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship, it’s wonderful to see the introduction of the FIM Junior Enduro Women’s World Cup to the championship.

“We are constantly striving to be more inclusive, and this category allows aspiring young female athletes to gain experience in enduro while competing on the world stage.

“It’s a perfect stepping stone to the already successful FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship. Let’s hope that in a few years from now we will see our future world champions emerge from this new class.”

2025 Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship Schedule

Round 1: GP of Portugal - Fafe - 4-6 April

Round 2: GP of Spain - Oliana - 2-4 May

Round 3: GP of Sweden - Skövde - 23-25 May

Round 4: GP of Romania - Bacau - 20-22 June

Round 5: GP of Wales - Rhayader - 1-3 August

Round 6: GP of France - Réquista - 12-14 September

Round 7: GP of Italy - Darfo Boario Terme - 26-28 September

Round 8: GP of Germany - Zschopau - 17-19 October

2025 FIM Women's Enduro World Championship

Round 1: GP of Portugal - Fafe - 4-6 April

Round 2: GP of Wales - Rhayader - 1-3 August

Round 3: GP of France - Réquista - 12-14 September

Round 4: GP of Germany - Zschopau - 17-19 October